It pertains to the Y= Editor.

Right now we're graphing slope intercept equations and in alot of them the slope (m in y=mx+b) is negative. So like any other calculator I hit the minus sign and then punch in the number that m equals, but when I hit enter for the equation it gives me a syntax error. Is the negative button NOT minus symbol or do I need to do something to my equation, y= editor or what?

Please let me know. I need this for tomorrow. (9/25)

Use the negative button (left of the ENTER button). Do not use the minus button (right of the 6 button). There's a big difference between these two buttons.

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Haha, I couldn't find it! Thank you kindly!